These three made up Montreal’s fourth line for much of the season, and showed flashes of brilliance despite not getting much ice time due to the strength of the top of Montreal’s forward group. The three together were an improvement over Les Canadiennes fourth line from the year before.
The line also included Chelsey Saunders at times (who we’ll get to later). They played most often against the Boston Blades when the coaching staff rolled four lines more often and impressed when they took the ice.
Emilie Bocchia: Bocchia, who was in her third year with Les Canadiennes was more trusted than the two rookies, and she set career highs in goals (3) and points (5).